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Jason Alexander as
Catbert - Daniel Stern as
Dilbert - Jim Wise as
Loud Howard - Gordon Hunt as
Wally - Chris Elliott as
Dogbert - Tom Kenny as
Asok - Tress MacNeille as
Carol - Jackie Hoffman as
Dilmom - Maurice LaMarche as
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The first season centered on the creation of a new product, the "Gruntmaster 6000": episodes one through three involved the idea process, (The Name, The Prototype, and The Competition respectively); the fourth (Testing) involved having it survive a malevolent company tester named "Bob Bastard", and the fifth (Elbonian Trip) was about production in the famine-stricken fourth-world country of Elbonia. The product was finally tested by an incredibly stupid family in Squiddler's Patch, Texas, in the thirteenth and final episode of the season, Infomercial, even though it had not been tested in a lab beforehand.
The second season featured seventeen episodes, bringing the total number of episodes to thirty. Unlike the first season, the episodes were not part of a larger story arc and had a different storyline for each of the episodes (with the exception of episodes 29 and 30, Pregnancy and The Delivery). Elbonia was revisited once more in Hunger, Dogbert still managed to scam people in Art, Dilbert was accused of mass murder in The Trial, and Wally gets his own disciples in episode 16, The Shroud of Wally.
The entire run of the Dilbert animated series was made available on Region 1 DVD on January 27, 2004 in Canada and the United States. The DVD box set retailed at US$49.95 and included some special features including trailers and clip compilations with commentary by Scott Adams, executive producer Larry Charles, and voice actors Chris Elliott, Larry Miller, Kathy Griffin, and Gordon Hunt. The DVDs can be played on some PCs and DVD players with Region 2.
The theme music, The Dilbert Zone, was written by Danny Elfman, and is a slight rewrite from the theme of the film Forbidden Zone.
The beginning of the intro could possibly be a spoof of the music video from Fatboy Slim's song, Right Here, Right Now.
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